A New Morning

President Trump has pushed back his ultimatum for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Trump is hinting that a pathway to the end of war is in sight, but political analyst Steve Roberts urges caution.

President Trump announced Monday morning he is pushing back an ultimatum for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, citing productive talks with Iran. WBEN's David Bellavia tells us what the decision may mean for the future of the war.

Mayor Sean Ryan announced a proposed 25% property tax increase in the City of Buffalo last week. Council Member Joe Golombek wants that number lower, and he also wants cuts to come with it.

Two people are dead and more are injured after a runway collision between a jet and firetruck at NYC's LaGuardia Airport. ABC's Cheri Preston has all the details.

The term 'Stagflation' describes a stagnating economy with rising prices. The Fed won't budge, though. CBS' Jill Schlesinger tells us what it means for you.

Buffalo Mayor Sean Ryan is proposing a 25% property tax increase to fill a $109 million budget deficit. He tells us why the move had to be made and more about the city's perilous financial situation.

College basketball fans from across the country have travelled to Buffalo for March Madness this weekend. Sabres playoff games are also coming as downtown Buffalo gets its biggest economic boost in some time. Patrick Kaler, President & CEO of Visit Buffalo reacts.

Erie County Legislator Frank Todaro is miffed over the closure of the Seneca Babcock Community Association, which for years did not submit required paper work for nonprofits. Todaro wants an investigation, but where would that investigation begin?

National Weather Service meteorologist John Rozbicki tells us what to expect during the first few days of spring in Western New York.

The 64th Annual Variety Kids Telethon is this weekend on Channel 2 and WBBZ! Attorney Paul Cambria tells us how you can help.

Kouri Richins, a Utah mother and "grief author," was recently convicted in the murder of her husband. Richins wrote a children's book shortly after the murder about handling grief. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett talks about the "parallel personalities" of Richins.

Airports across the country are seeing travel interruptions as TSA workers aren't getting paid. Weather is also causing problems. There's now talk of smaller airports temporarily closing. Will Buffalo be impacted? We asked AAA Western and Central New York's Elizabeth Carey.

The Federal Reserve opted to keep interest rates where they are at Wednesday's meeting. Bankrate's Stephen Kates tells us what influenced the decision.

Today is HOPE Day for Catholic Charities, a one day event that raises money for Appeal 2026. Chief Communications and Development Officer at Catholic Charities, Chuck Hayes, tells us more.

Crews are working to remove spilled petroleum and water on the USS Croaker and USS The Sullivans at Buffalo's Naval Park. Chad Staniszewski from the State DEC tells us more about the project.

Despite calls for help, NATO allies aren't buying in to President Trump's plan to take the Strait of Hormuz. Also, a counterterrorism official has resigned, disagreeing with the war in Iran. WBEN's David Bellavia has analysis of the war's latest developments.

The Seneca Babcock Community Association, a lifeline for seniors and many families in Buffalo, has been forced to close after losing its nonprofit status. Buffalo Common Council member Bryan Bollman tells us what's next.

CBS' Linda Gradstein tells us about the mood in Israel as fighting continues in the Middle East.

Mike Dobuski joins WBEN to talk about a lawsuit against Open AI and what this could mean for AI

White House correspondent Karen Travers talks about President Donald Trump calling out certain countries in regards to the Strait of Hormuz

Dave Levinthal joins WBEN to give an update on the Iran conflict and what is going on in the Strait of Hormuz

National Weather Service Meteorologist Heather Kenyon talks about the weather for St. Patrick's Day.

Political analyst Steve Roberts says there's a split in President Trump's base as the war in the Middle East continues. Also, DHS remains unfunded amid a partial government shutdown.